Brantford By-law 206, s. 206.4.12 — Appeal – time for A dog owner whose dog has been designated as a potentially dangerous or dangerous dog, may appeal to the Appeal Committee by forwarding a Notice of Appeal to the Clerk, within fourteen days after being served with a Notice of Designation
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Appeal – time for A dog owner whose dog has been designated as a potentially dangerous or dangerous dog, may appeal to the Appeal Committee by forwarding a Notice of Appeal to the Clerk, within fourteen days after being served with a Notice of Designation.
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- 206.4.10(i) Dangerous dog - other requirements In addition to the requirements of Section 206.4.9, the owner of any dangerous dog shall
- 206.4.11 Appeal A dog owner who has been directed in accordance with Sections 206.4.7, and 206.4.9 may request and is entitled to a hearing by the Appeal Committee, which may exempt the owner in whole or in part from the muzzling requirement. Any such exemption may be granted subject to such conditions as the Committee deems appropriate
- 206.4.13 Appeal – confirmation of designation A Notice of Designation that is not appealed within the time frame referred to in Section 206.3.6 shall be deemed to be confirmed
- 206.4.14 Appeal – no stay of muzzle order A request of the owner of a dog for a hearing does not act as a stay of the muzzling requirement
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